Tag Archives: Git

Git Flow and Immutable Build Artifacts

We love Git Flow. It’s awesome to have a standard release process where everybody is using the same terminology and tooling. It’s also great to have out-of-the-box answers to the same questions that get asked at the start of every … Continue reading

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My git-svn workflow

A while back Mark expressed interest to me in using git and git-svn for version control on his own machine, against a remote Subversion repository. However, when I followed up with him recently, he admitted that in the small amount … Continue reading

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Using Git for Local Version Control

The Problem As I work, I like to be able to do very regular checkins to our Subversion server (ensuring the tests pass beforehand, of course). This gives me an easy fallback position if I make some change that causes … Continue reading

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